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Dich is the accusative singular of the pronoun du , thou , because fragen governs the accusative , and this accusative , as government of the verb , is placed with its concomitant circumstances between the auxiliary musz and the ...
Dich is the accusative singular of the pronoun du , thou , because fragen governs the accusative , and this accusative , as government of the verb , is placed with its concomitant circumstances between the auxiliary musz and the ...
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Thou little one with fair hair , who has long since been my joy ! I am going home , the winds are blowing roughly ; wilt thou go with me into the little hut ? a : 119. Die Einladung , fem , the invitation . All the words in ung are fem ...
Thou little one with fair hair , who has long since been my joy ! I am going home , the winds are blowing roughly ; wilt thou go with me into the little hut ? a : 119. Die Einladung , fem , the invitation . All the words in ung are fem ...
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Ich mache niemals Wind und ich habe keine Neigung Wind zu machen , I never fib , and I feel no inclination to fib . 139. Du kleine mit dem blondem Haar , thou little ( one ) with the fair hair .
Ich mache niemals Wind und ich habe keine Neigung Wind zu machen , I never fib , and I feel no inclination to fib . 139. Du kleine mit dem blondem Haar , thou little ( one ) with the fair hair .
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1 must be marked ; if “ thou little one ” were addressed to a boy , it would be du kleiner . das Haar , es , e , pl . die Haare , the hair . In common life , we rather use the word in the plural . Sie hat schwarze Haare , she has black ...
1 must be marked ; if “ thou little one ” were addressed to a boy , it would be du kleiner . das Haar , es , e , pl . die Haare , the hair . In common life , we rather use the word in the plural . Sie hat schwarze Haare , she has black ...
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KNOWEST thou the land where citrons blosom ? where in the dark foliage the golden oranges glow ? where a soft wind from the blue Heaven blows ? tbe myrıle still , and high the laurel stands ? Thither , thither , O my beloved one !
KNOWEST thou the land where citrons blosom ? where in the dark foliage the golden oranges glow ? where a soft wind from the blue Heaven blows ? tbe myrıle still , and high the laurel stands ? Thither , thither , O my beloved one !
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
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